NEWS
Microsoft security chip open to discussion (IDG News)
Microsoft says it's willing to license the Palladium security chip to any software manufacturer, but if the software isn't certified, Palladium won't work. Palladium would be Microsoft's chip in the security game -- a chip installed to shore up security and control what software is run. It's still in "consultation mode" right now -- MS expects to crank out some white papers in a few weeks.
NEWS
TCO model prioritizes security in the enterprise (SearchSecurity)
Enterprise security professionals need reputable means of justifying security purchases, and that requires them establishing a total-cost-of-ownership model (TCO) and processes that help senior decision-makers elevate security as a spending priority.
DAILY HEADLINES
All headlines, including those below, are available from our news page.
;)
FEATURED TOPIC
Top 10 Outlook Web Access Q&As
Learn from your peers' pain in this week's Featured Topic. Here's a look at SearchWin2000 members' top 10 Outlook Web Access problems and the solutions provided by Exchange site expert Scott Schnoll.
SPONSORED BY: 11 MCSE CD-ROM Training Courses for only 299!
If you're responsible for managing Windows 2000 Professional, or are preparing for your MCSE certification then take advantage of this limited time training offer supporting the MCSE Exam 70-210.
Title: "MCSE Exam 70-210 - Installing, Configuring and Administering Windows 2000 Professional"
CD-ROM Price: $299
Learn more! |
QUICK HIT OF THE DAY
Oops! True IT blooper #44: Not my fault!
Why is the office cubicle of IT administrator Kenny Rivera now known as Kenny's Grill? To find out, return with Rivera to a night when he burned the midnight oil and few other things, too.
ASK THE EXPERT
Can you explain SGML, HTML and XML?
Dear Expert,
Can you explain SGML, HTML and XML? Is XML SGML? Is XML HTML?
BEST WEB LINKS
Online Event Presentations
If you're looking for expert advice on topics like Active Directory, Exchange, DNS, licensing and security, you'll find a wealth of information here. It's a collection of speaker presentations from our live Webcasts dating back to May 2001. Links to the audio transcripts are also included.
WIN2000TALK RADIO
Windows XP or Windows 2000?
Is Windows XP better for you than Windows 2000? If 90% of the code base is the same, are there any compelling reasons to install Windows XP Professional instead of the older Windows 2000 Professional? The answer is a qualified "Yes." Win2000Talk Radio speaks with Stu Sjouwerman of Sunbelt Software, Inc. and IT veteran Kevin Kocis about the pros and cons of Windows XP. Listen now!
THE MISSING LINK
eBay user buys empty can for $15
Remember when Jim Croce wanted to put "time in a bottle"? If only he had put air into a can -- he could have made a fortune. Evidently a market for such a thing exists. Someone paid $15 for a can of air on eBay. Granted it was Saskatchewan air, an inviting blend of oxygen and nitrogen with lesser amounts of argon, carbon dioxide, hydrogen, neon, helium and other gases packed fresh from the Great White North. An American woman bought the can after 10 days of bidding. She said she'd never been to Saskatchewan, and who wouldn't want some air from there?
|
|
|
SITE EDITOR
Marilyn Cohodas
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Send me your original articles and best practices.
NEWS EDITOR
Ed Parry
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Send me your news, press releases and product announcements.
SENIOR NEWS WRITER
Margie Semilof
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Send me your news and story ideas.
ASSISTANT EDITOR
Christine Polewarczyk
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Send me your ideas for online event and discussion day topics.
ASSISTANT EDITOR
David Pye
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Send me your tips, white papers and favorite Web sites.
SENIOR ACCOUNT EXECUTIVE
Mike Kelly
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Contact me to sponsor this or any other TechTarget newsletter.
|
